klatsch

[klætʃ]

klatsch Definition

• 1. gossip or idle talk
• 2. a social gathering where people chat informally

Using klatsch: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "klatsch" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The office was full of klatsch about the new boss.

• Example

  We had a lovely klatsch over coffee this morning.

• Example

  She loves to engage in klatsch with her friends.

klatsch Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for klatsch

• gossip
• chitchat
• conversation
• chat
• small talk

Phrases with klatsch

• klatsch and tratsch

  gossip and chitchat, especially in a negative sense

  Example

  I don't want to hear any more of your klatsch and tratsch.

• klatsch queen

  a person who enjoys spreading gossip and rumors

  Example

  She's known as the klatsch queen of the neighborhood.

• klatsch session

  a social gathering where people chat informally

  Example

  We're having a klatsch session at my house this weekend.

Origins of klatsch

from German 'Klatsch', meaning 'gossip'

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Summary: klatsch in Brief

'Klatsch' [klætʃ] refers to gossip or idle talk, as well as a social gathering where people chat informally. It is often used in a negative sense, as in 'klatsch and tratsch.' 'Klatsch' can also describe a person who enjoys spreading rumors, known as a 'klatsch queen.'